The team behind the £14 million revamp of a city centre office building has announced its new name.
Two Cornwall Street will be rebranded 'Cornerblock' when it reopens later this year after and converted into grade A office space.
The nine-storey project, on the corner of Cornwall Street and Livery Street, is being carried out by owner Bruntwood and will eventually see 110,000 sq ft of new office space.
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Cornerblock will also have an on-site gym, bicycle storage with showers and a rooftop garden.
It is a scaled-back version of what was planned by previous owner West Register also known as Peat House, and construct a 13-storey replacement.
Rob Valentine, head Bruntwood's Birmingham office, said: "The workplace is changing and we see this reflected in the wants and needs of our customers.
"Increasingly, business owners are seeking a workspace that gives them flexibility and helps them to develop a strong culture which encourages collaboration, creativity and a sense of belonging within their workforce.
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"With this in mind, we specifically designed the building around our corner blocks of connectivity, well-being, flexibility and opportunity.
"Given that we're reinventing the building, we felt the name needed a revamp too and it was apt to choose Cornerblock."